PPT-Helps add details and action to your writing

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Describe the cell's shape and how it helps it do it job.. Ciliated Epithelium Cell- Has hairs (cilia) which 'waft' to trap dirt and germs. Think about these in your pairs. Answers at the end. Describe the cell's shape and how it helps it do it job..